... THE OLDEST FSTABLISh1ED TURF AGENCY ANDt MEMBER OF TATTEILSALL'S. A L F 1R E D C R o K, FLUSHING, HOLLAND, ExecutesCorntissooisou all English Races throoghout the year. Price Lists forwairded un leceipt i, address. DoubleEvents. LTibernl startitg Prices. 75percen1t. haved in telegraphisng. Send for particulars to ALFRED CROOK. FLJHIING, 1 Aland. Postage, 2id. Establialsed 18e61 JAMES WE BSTER, ...

... PRATT & KIEITlH HAVE A SELECTION OF BRITIS1 AND ORIENTAL CAR- PETS AND RUGS WifICH IS UNRIVALLED IN THE CITY. TiE PRINCIPAL MAKES ARE THERE E-NIMER- ATED. TEPRAK LASONA BDAKRI-BALT AXiINSTER WILTON BRUSSELS ROYAL SAXONY TURKEY PERSIAN MIOORISH CASH311EI ) MASULIPITA 31 BANGALO RE SOMAC SCINqD E DECCAN l'UID COULA MlIrZAPOrn HKHORASS AN JAPANM.E MlECCA DAGHESTA?-N GIlULlSTA N L.ADIK STAMBOUL ...

... BIRTHS. .ANDERSON.-At 2 Mile End Place, Aberdeen, on 24th lust, tire wife of JAMES ANDERSoN, of a daughter (prematurely and still-born). CAMERON-At 182 George Street, Aberdeen, on the 21st Inot., the. wife of D. M. CAMERONT, of a son. EDWVARD.-At Elmr Cottage, 2?j Mount Street, Aber- *deeii, ontbel18thilost., the wife ofTaos. EwiD , o~f a daughter. GORDON.-At 18 Argyll Place, Aberdeen, on the ...

... ANNUAL HOLIDA Y. *jRATT and KEITH'S WAREHOUSE will be CLOSED from SAT = DAY; the 9th itrt, &. 2 o'clock p.m., till TUESDAY, the 12th inrt., pt 9 ojelaok n;; far the HOIMDAki PRATT & KEITHE , ABERDEEN, MESPECTFULLY RECOMIEND THTE VOLLOCWINg 'tMS As A moST tmNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES TO ODTAIN HIGH CLASS DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF- PRICE. l P. & K. confilcently aseert that every effort ...

... ON T'HE WAY TO KLONDIKE. I AN ARTISTPS EXPERIENOES. The following is a~ centinisatien of the. interet- ing letters descriptive of the journey to Klen- dike whichi Mr David West, na-Met, who, is on the way to the goldfiekls, is sending home to Isis. re- latives in Aberdeen - Lake Linderman, Juno 1, 1898. We have just got everything in shape to-day for an early start in the morning. TFlie ice is ...

... AEGSTERiED TRAD, UALR, T r t ra tt t I 'I ,t'i5 Ge tMP A~~~~~~~~~~ ~933. Culri et et. WVALKER'S UNRIVALLED TEAS, The lessetted dchty and tile Coti'inted enorniotus inlport Limi enable uis to oltfor for Ca h oklr ulorivAlled Testi at the follostirtg prices per lb,- ,icigled w'ithout paper:- 1 ,r. 2, 1rs6. 1 O. I These Ic-as are the rich ;nd varied prodiuets of the G ardenis .f INDIAI CHINA, & ...

... WEST ABER EE SICK MAN'S FRIEND I I . soaipe. ,SC I i The annual i*eeting of the members of thWs society was held in 'the West Front Room, .Vugsie Hakl 1hsildings, last week' Mr 'Thomas Ogilvie' presid&ng. Tihe annual report wts submitted bip the treasurer,' Mr George Carmiohael. 'The report shows .i -defteit. of £8 2s od, the. income beigg 1SB 9d, and the expendi~ure' S2' is 3d. The Chairman, ...

... ,PRATT & KEITH. AmERDEEN, 1)E(0 TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY ARE NOW MAKING A SPECIAL SHOW OF MIODEL MANTLES, JACKETS, AND CAPES, THEATRE AND OPERA MANTLES. CAREFULLY SELECTED HIGH-CLASS GARMENTS. SMARTEST SHAPES PRODUCED IN PARIS AND BERLIN FOR THIE A tTUMN. PRATT & KEITH WOULD MIARE MENTION OF THEIR FASHIONS IN TAILOR-MADE GAR- MENTS. THE MIODELS PRODUCED ARE UNDOUBTEDLY TIlE PERFEC- TION OF ...

... 'I' TAILORS-WVnted, at once, a good Criatfnikerc 1O and Gerl..l Hand; steady job.-Apply Ltreig andI o.¢ St cttn irr-i rSit 1 4 t.Lts-Wanted, YOUNG .AN to Work in f P't D 'lito and Drive Von .-App stating wagefs .. to G. MSoltisrn snd Sons, 76 King Streol. J`%A5 r.LlISGr SALESMEN' -Men, rot under 30 years -1 ; age, vie aztreablo erivoleemint either in t a:i 01 Co0ntyi htshitld aveIv nersonalle ...

... I9THE WIEK'S MAIRKETS. CORN. LONDON, Monday.-Mlark oane opcens quiet ard steady or both English and loreigsr wheat, at Friduy's price Fiour less depressed. Malse firm; mixed American, 17s 3d ex ship; Odessa, l9s 3d landed. Barley firm; Black Sea, 16 3d ex ship. Oats-Mixed American, los ex ship. I Arrivals-Wheat, 49,000; oats, 47,000 qrs.; flour, 63,000 GL.ASGOW, Monday-Wheat and f'our firm, ...

... SIR ROBERT REID ON PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATION. The anrual meeting of he ScotLish Permis*;ive Rit) As-.'ciaotio took place in tlaigow yesterday. Mr .),-hp WiLson. M. P. for Govrent presiding at the 0tht busitie--s nicetiog in the forenoon, hoped that they mirght be spared to see the question 'thbe adcilv d itii match camrrced to a final solu- Mr Ainsworth. Glasgow, il niovitig the adeption of thle ...

... ?IRIEN TING PEArLY AND TASTEFULLY EXECUTED AT HAi ABEIIDEEN JOURNAL OPPICE, :tc Tn 22 EROAD STREET, ABERDrE;. PRINTING -> CHEAPLY AND TASTEFULLY EXECUTE- AT TUE ABERDEEN JOURNAL OFFIO0 tS TO m BROAD STREET, Auz=xa - WILL IAM CAY & SONS, A £RA 1L UaVDXEl2'AKERS, 1832 UNION STREET, AXIs 0]5 G C,]0H-lN STREET. 'To e~zilii - tiy, Aber-deen.- PUB1LIC NOTICE. j-~ssks (,I'ARK& CO.,hvigPr -.- iLsed ...